The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-29

oics Il ere The block lies between Myrtle
] and Elm avenues and Eighth and Ninth
/ streets, and while il lies well is in one Of the
( Lest resident districts in town. The cost of
the bloc, was $, 800. but the liberal dona
/ ton OF 81 900 by the Florida Land and Colo
I nization Company. Of which it was pur-
I chased, materially decreased the cost
! Manatee Adrocdte. I'VE were shown
/ this morning by J. W. Haltlee a bill OF
lading, signed by the ST, Louis and Missis-
/ sippi Transportation Company's steamer
Jay Gould and barges. for 100 barrels OF
flour shipped him by the SaXony mills. St
Louis, Mo, with rate Of freight inserted on
bill OF lading at Aic per barrel, through
| from st. Louis to Manatee. This freight
comes via New Orleans. Morgan steamers
and steamer Margaret to Manatee. The
| shipper stated in his letter incosing the bill
| of lading and invoice that the lowest rate by
rail was 81 II per barrel This shows a diff
ference in freight in favor of water trans
( portation Of Is cents per barrel, and on this
lot Of 100 barrels Of SIC"
| Lake City Tobacco Plant: Those who
/ own land in the S5,000-acre Arredondo
grant, tioated in 1894, are again in alarm,
fearing that they are unprotected by the
! government, as no one having authority
| has ever paid any considerable attention to
/ TINS matter, and our county has been in the
past seriously damaged by the uncertainties
! OF the titles to the lands lying in the grant
/ The United States granted the land to aid
| internal improvements, and the State
granted it to railroads and railroads sold to
| the people, and now the United States want
| TO sell it to some one ese--that is, they de-
clare it open to homestead entry. 1t is sur
| prising that some rational solution cannot
| be made, securing to the people their hon
eStly-acquired and long enjoyed rights.
The Sanford .Jou,.pnI TINS tells of bean
! tiful sight witnessed ON fine lake onnoS;te
| that Mace. ..About A.3O o'clock SATURDAY
| afternoon those who hannanad to no naa,. the
| lake saw a most beontifnI sigbt The wind
had been blowing from the southeast ner-
| hans at n velocity NOT excaedino aioht miles
an hour. A sudden change came from
exactly the opnosita direction and the c,,r-
rent was strong indeed having a velocity Of
! thirtv-six mills nor. hour FvidentIv tho
; currents of wind came in contact MON tho
face of fine lake and tbe result was he nro1
duc+io, If u,o+a 800 I,tiot to,Ppi ~
nearly the entire length of the lake. striking
| the island in the eastern portion The water
| went to a height of from twenty to thirty
| feet, the spray from the ton. of course. be
ing larger in circumference than at the bot
tom. It was pretty sight and passed away
too soon" u
coun1a from, Colur,h;6 ,o,,,,+,, ,,,o,.o j.,
Gainesvt1a yVadnoSda, n + ,fI,ry ii ~ -,
United States Land Ofice VIE, d Din Ol,r
time came the GOOD Wit dro,v from hannoth
a shawl a wei. filled basLet oe cn,.,, h,.aed
and cold bor,inI I,Liob r. ~ ,on Va ~
devour bavinG n " ocpateg IT,, "
selves in s;ttiS1gP 9 tba 80 " III
navement Vbes,p t re o a,,5 81 t
woman divasted barsolf Of ber sbo,, FolS Sl,
il m laid il down on the naner,a,'+ md Ia
tDaoy tbar ,Ia, 90 % ,,r,I,. ,i, H.,
immedisteIy dnto ee Ur1n0 y t n"p Heai
wbiIe tba oood If aI., f,.' +lo 81 ~
h mlil d, eale 600 WE ureM IRON ene i0ds OF
SMOKE soon ao 70 ,oII I;i1i ie',d wv. VI
camnmeeti,9r 9rrn,'nd il W. VIZ ~ 01et "
banstnJ The 5;,1 ,S;,,of'I 81 toS aa'" "a
rouseJ be, s.b1,ht ~ a
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